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UNITED PRESS SERVICE BRINGS LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD TO TIMES READERS RANGER, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1940 PRICE 3c DAILY (5c ON SUNDAY) NO. 116 Named to Head Sections of Teachersi Association French Actress Army Air Corps ARMY OEHING Organized at Eastland MeetingHollywood Bound ITALIANS MEET WITH

The Eastland County Teachers FIR ST: Be it resolved that we, STUBBORN RESISTANCE READY FOR A Association met in the Eastland' in behalf of our Eastland County High Schol auditorium, Saturday, Teachers and all teachers, express with about 200 teachers present. W. G. Womack, Superintendent of to Mrs. Bittle and family our most IN INVADING GREECE DRAFT QOOTA schols in Eastland, presided. profound sympathy for the un­ The program for the day in­ timely passing of our friend and loved one, Mr. Bittle. His was a cluded the organization of the County Schools Greek soldiers held stubbornly various sections of the Associa­ happy and useful career, long re­ ABILENE, Texas— The West WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— The against Italy’s invasion attempts tion. The following were elected membered and ever growing to T o Get $31,883 Texas Chamber of Commerce War Department today began chairmen: bless our future generations. It today, as the Italians''rushed re­ went on record Wednesday in op' preparation for receiving its first Superintendents and Principals is with love and gratitude that we From State Aid enforcements to their hard-press­ recognize the Master’s calling him. position to one of four constitu­ peacetime conscript army in his­ Section: Guy T. Smiht, Colony. ed forces, which were handicap­ W e miss him, but his work shall tional amendments coming be­ tory, chosen by lottery, from High School Section: W . D. Eastland county schools are due ped by bad weather, which live. fore the Texas electorate in the Jeter, Eastland. to receive $31,883 in state aid, among 17,000,000 young men SECOND: W e wish, in behalf grounded their war planes. Intermediate Section: Mrs. rather that is the sum recom­ November 5th election. This is the who registered fo rthe draft on of the Association, to express our Berlin reiiortedly was mas.sing Claudia Jarvis, Ranger. mended by G. D. Holbrook, depu­ so-called Red River county amend­ Oct. 16. The drawing of numbers thanks to the Executive Committee 1,000,000 men along the Danube Primary Section: Mrs. Harold ty state superintendent of schools, for their untiring efforts in pre­ for a quick stab southward, and ment which, if adopted, will waive in the national lottery was com­ Durham, Eastland. after his inspection of the schools paring this splendid program. Berlin sources scoffed at re­ for that county the constitutional pleted early Wednesday morning, The sectional meetings were of the county last week with T. followed by the business meeting TH IRD : W e wish further to ports of British aid to Greece. lim.itation on tax rates and per­ after it was started at noon C. Williams, county superinten­ of the association which opened thank Mr. Womack and the East- Unconfirmed reports at Sofia, mit it to levy an additonal 25- Tuesday. dent. This amount, for some rea­ with a devotional by Rev. Judson land School Board for their gen­ Bulgaria, declared that the Ger­ cent tax, and to issue bonds, to son, does not include the state Draft Director Dykstra said eral courtesies contributing to mans were disappointed becaus ! refund its present outstanding Prince, pastor of the First Bap­ aid for the schools.of Desdemona the success of the Association. of the strong Greek resistance general fund debt. that it was possible the first 3,- tist Church, Cisco. and Rising Star, as the aid for Dr. Harmon Lowman, Executive FO U R TH : Be it resolved by our and might ask both sides to stop The W TC C ’ s position was set 000 numbers drawn will be eligi­ these two schools was not avail­ Secretary of Southern Methodist Association that the next Legis­ Uncle Sam’s quota of pretty girls fighting. in news letter signed by President i Maj. Gen. George H. Brett, above, ble for the call ni the first year’s able at the county superinten­ University, spoke to the associa­ lature make proper appropriations was recently boosted by one with Severe struggles were reported J. S. Bridwell, to its directors, af- i is pictured in Washington after dent’s office Monday. This $31;- quota of 800,000, but more than tion on the subject of “ Teaching to adequately finance the Texas the addition of comely Michele at six places along the Greek filiated chamber of commerce and j his recent appointment as chief of Morgan, French actress often 833 will be distributed to the likely that army can be raised Democracy in Our Schools.” Teacher Retirement System. frontier and Greek leaders said the W est Texas press. Through its ! Army Air Corps to succeed Maj. county schools in the following from among those holding the Merle Jenkins of Ranger Juniir FIF T H : Be it further resolved opposite Charles Boyer in Paris- that the main defense positions Public Expenditure Commission 1 Gen. Henry H. Arnold. General proportions: first 1,500 numbers drawn. College entertained the group that the Legislature pass an ade­ made films. Headed for U. S. had not yet been reached by the the regional chamber contends Arnold was named to newly creat­ Central, $149. Thirty thousand are to be call­ with accordion selections. quate transportation aid bill suf­ movies, she’s pictured above on Italian invaders, although some that approval of the Red River ed post of deputy chief of War Lone Cedar, $249. ed up for training by Nov. 18, but The officers elected for the ficient to pay actual expenses if recent arrival in New York. county amendment would be a Department general staff. Fl’atwood, $386. advance troops were falling most of this quota probably will year 1940-1941 were: all children transported to and back. blow at efficiency, economy and Morton Valley, $903. be filled by volunteers, which are President: B. B. Brummett, from school. W e recommend a better financial control in public Colony, $2,032. The British navy’s -first help Many Attend Folk especially numerous in Texas. Gorman. two mile limit and two dollars Co-ed Challenges affairs; that it will constitutional­ Kokomo, $592. for Greece was to mine impoitant At Austin it' was stated that First Vice-President: W. L. ($2.00) per month for each child ly nullify the constitution itself -Alameda, $1,758. Greek waters and at home the Dance Festival the Texas quota would likely be Hughes, Scranton. transported. British reported shooting down and result in waste and extra­ SIX T H : Be it resolved that Others to A Contest Hallmark, $118. filled before the training period Second Vice-President: P. 0. 30 German planes within' the last vagance by making legal the candidates for president and the Shady Grove, $95. At Mineral Wellsstarted. Hatley, Ranger. 24 hours. illegal issue of warrants for ex­ three vice-presidents of the Texas Reich, $410. Secretary: Mrs. M. F. Allen, In Calf Roping London’s anti-aircraft defenses penditures not authorized by State Teachers Association shall Long Branch, $229. Gorman. went into action again tonight election or by a local budget. It is estimated that 2,353 per­ have the announcement of their Bluff Branch, $376. Treasurer: J. V. Baird, Carbon. By United Press when Nazi planes renewed their The amendment- also violates Philippines Will nominations published in the Friendship, $118. sons attended the Folk Dance The County Interscholastic assault upon London. the principle of equality, says the November issue of the “ Texas FORT WORTH, Texas— Here’s Elm, $286. Festival sponsored by W P A Re­ League Meet will be held in East- W TCC and opens the dor to all an offer that ought to arouse the Crocker, $929. The .Germans were reported to land with W . G. Womack as Di­ Outlook.” Each nomination shall political subdivisions to violatine creation Projects of Eastland, Await Outcome, 1 Okra, $690. be moving 75,000 troops down the rector General. Directors of other be supported by the signatures of sporting blood of University of constitutional debt limits- Danube in barges as seven Italian fo i'/C isco , Ranger and Mineral Wells not less than fifty members of the Texas cowgirls: Sydna Yokley, Grandview, $232. contests elected are as follows: transports rushed to an Albanian says the President’s News Letter,I Wells. Observer Believes Association, not more than ten famous Texas Christian Univer­ New Hope, $985. “ if this amendment is written in • Declamation: C. J. Turner, Cis­ port, near Corfu, Gr’eece. Premier -1 per cent of this number being sity “ranch girl,” will meet any Romniy, $782. to the constitution for Red River i Among the notables present co. Mussolini was expected to fly to from any one county. competitor in a calf-roping con­ Pleasant Hill ,$512. Debate: Miss Avis McKelvain, the war zone soon to inspect the coi^y, surely the legislature and were: Misses Marguerite Bales, BY ARNOLD DIBBLE SEVENTH: Be it further re­ Cook, $195. Ranger. test. the^Bters will have no reason for Fort Worth, Distrivt Supervisor Center Point, $43. activities there. United Press Staff Correspondent Extempore Speech: Douglas solved that each paid member of That may sound like plain pub­ th® same privileges to qJ Recreation; Frances Hardisty, the Texas State Teachers A s­ Grapevine, $264. Greek sources declared that FORT WORTH, Texas— Fear Jackson, Rising Star. licity, but Miss Yokley, pretty everif^ounty, city and school Scranton, $3,907. British bombers have severely District Supervisor of of axis power expansion in the far Spelling: J. V. Baird, Carbon. sociation for the current year enough to hold her place any­ district. Any other Texas county ' Pioneer, $4,738. damaged Italian bases on the Do­ Recreation, also of Fort Worth; East will cause the Philippine Isl­ Ready W riters: C. L. Rucker, shall be allowed to vote upon the where, is equal to most cow coun­ could justly point out, and many ands to give up their 40 year presentation of his membership Gorman, $5,773. decanese Islands, near Greece. Addie Mae, Leigh, Assistant State Gorman. try ropers. She owns her own cat­ would do so, that this amend- Carbon, $5,132. i J J! ‘ „„o Supervisor of Recreation, San fight for independence and seek Rural Schools: T. C. Williams, receipt issued by the secretary of tle in the Texas Panhandle, and ment If It IS adopted, frees one,E. Hard- the Association, said election to Total— $31,883. U. S. protection, E. S. Turner, 25 County Superintendent. has participated in rodeos through­ Largest Oil county from obedience to the guilervisor of Personnel, years Y.M.C.A. national secretary Directors of the other .contests be held and ballots canvassed by .a out Texas, in New York and Bos­ constitution itseli while lo r c in g__ ’ ■ c a j. ■ in the islands, predicted here. committee elected by each local ton. the other 253 counties to adhere , Service, San Antonio. are to be appointed by the Exe­ War Building Fire Serious “ repercussions” may be unit of the Association, each local Miss Yokley, who keeps her fa­ Convention To to it. Sheer chaos would result.” ! ^^^yor C. cutive Committee. expected if the United States unit voting for State officials. vorite roping horse stabled near To Be Investigated Concluding, the Pi'esident’s Hoffmann, M .H . Kelly, Judge The resolutions adopted by the withdraws its suppart of the isl­ EIG H TH : It is further resolved the T.C.U. campus, suggested that Start Tomorrow News letter notes that “The ^ ^ Sparks, J. H (Jay) Mitch- Association ai'e as follows: ands, he said. Resolutions Adopted by the East- that a copy of these resolutions the best calf-roping girl at Texas WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— A present need is f«--duced^pub- Hoffmann, M h ! be furnished the proper authori­ five-man board was appointed to­ Under the commonwealth bill land County Teachers’ Association, meet her for the co-ed champion­ FORT WOR'TH, Texas— One ol day to investigate the fire which the Philippines were to become Saturday, October 26, 1940 ties. ship Nov. 16, at Will Rogers the largest conventions in its his n L n 'd M planning, control and last night destroyed one wing and independent in 1946. memorial coliseum here. That is tory was indicated today for the budget making. This amendment ^ Turner believes that the United the date that the T.C.U. and Texas damaged two others on the new violates those principles and willl Two distinguished guests of the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gai States will postpone granting the Teachers Impatient football teams meet in their south­ section of the War Department greatly increase public expendi-0~ g were the Grand Worthy 95 Year Old Man Association whose twenty-first an Philippines home rule. west conference game. She sug­ Building. fures Ind local taxation.” ¡Pf^-on °f the Eastern Star, from nual meeting will open hen “Withdrawal of our free mar­ gested the contest could be held No valuable papers were lost, Red River county is in North- Phaiu-, Texas, and the Grand Thursday for a three-day session ket,” he said, “ would destroy the Over Pension Delay as part of the all-American rodeo it was said, but it was revealed east Texas, bordering on O k la -¡Worthy Matron, Mrs. Bernhardt, Lives Alone And he All reservations have been tak present standard of living and and horse show to be held at the that several awning fires have homa, and was created in Dalla^ Texas. ^ ! en at the convention hotel, whil 1836 create social problems which coliseum Nov. 15-24. occurred recently at the building. while Texas was winning its m-1 John Winters president of the By United Press many reservations have beel would imperil Philippine progress Claims He Likes It The co-ed said she prefers to When the fire was first discov­ dependence from Mexico. For the Mineral Wells Square Dance club | FORT WORTH. Tex.— Texas made at other local hotels, W . A of the past 40 years.” meet a University of Texas girl ered, in the code room, it was vear 1938 the county’s tax val-,and prominent business man of Moncrief, general conventio' In addition, he said, Filipinos teachers are impatient for action student, but if none comes for­ feared that many valuable papers, ues amounted to $10,087,100; that city, was master of ceremon- SHREVEPORT. La.— He lives chairman, reported. A few of th know that they would be the prey on the long-promised state pen­ ward she would contest any male of which there were no copies, Texas oilmen had arrived todaj total values, $16,811,833.. , , , , ' of any expanding power in the alone and likes it, and after 95 calf-roper— even “Cowboy Jack” might have been destroyed in the nresent total debt is equal to | Adult square dance teams tak- sion which voters approved sev- with most of the visitors du Pacific if the United States armed years, says the secret of living Crain, the Texas football star who fire. $8 39 per $100 of the true value mg part in the evening activities era lyears ago. Thursday morning in time fo forces left the islands. Recent long and happily is “don’t let sometimes takes part in rodeos of its taxable property, and to were from Eastland, Ranger, Dal- B. B. Cobb of Fort Worth, ex­ the opening business session i formal adherence of Tokio to the nothin’ worry you.” around his home town at Nocona. $13 99 per $100 of its assessed las, Stephenville, and Mineral ecutive secretary of the Texas Olden P.-T. A. to Have 9:45 a. m. Rome-Berlin axis heightened fears He’s Gen. O. R. Gellette, genial value A tax survey of the county ¡W ells. Two Junior teami, one State Teachers Association, said Several of the early arriva in the Philippines over possible Confederate veteran who lives by OLD WEST CALLS AGAIN is authority for the statement from Eastland, one from Ranger, that as soon as possible after the Carnival Fridaywere golfers who will practice o Japanese expansion. himself and daily goes to his of­ EL PASO, Tex.— Every Friday that $410 000 of this debt was were featured. After the square 47th Texas Legislature convenes the Colonial and River Cre: Islanders, themselves. Turner fice in the Caddo Parish court­ right 60 or more El Pasoans The Parent-Teacher Association never voted by the people. ¡dance exhibition, a special floor in January, the teachers expect courses before the conventic said, are now working toward de­ house to look after the interests mount their horses and ride into of Olden school will sponsor its show was given, which included some definite progress toward tournament Friday afternoo: ferment of the independence de­ of Confederate veterans. the desert, 'fhey take guitars and annual Halloween Carnival Fri­ two songs by Lorraine Miles, vo­ state appropriations to match the Teams from thirty Texas oil citii crees. On his 95th birthday recently, banjoes, gather around a camp­ day night at the gymnasium, it calist with the Crazy Gang, two $B,500,000 which the teachers and towns will compete this yei Indicative of the sentiment, he which he termed “ just another fire and sing lonesome cowboy was announced today. High School Hobby accordion numbers by a Mineral already have contributed to the in the annual handicap play. said, was the radio appeal made a day— I don’t want any cakes or ballads. Afterward a chuck wag­ The public has been invited to Wells physician, and a negro tap fund from their salaries. Addition of several groups i few weeks ago by Manuel Roxas, candles,” Gellette said he wasn’t on supper is eaten. attend. dance which almost “ stole the So far, the teachers retirement strolling entertainers to the pr Now Big Business secretary of finance in the Phil­ making any predictions about how show” from the exhibition square program has been coupled with gram for the wildcat jambon ippine national cabinet. Roxas long he would live. dance teams. other social security propositions, Contact Glasses Keep Star in GameFriday night at the Fort Wor urged that Congress in Washing­ “ Pm living on borrowed time Club was announced by R. By United Press j Immediately following was including old age pensions, and ton postpone Independence and already,” he commented, “but I Gee, entertainment chairman. I PASO— From a hobby he — | ballroom dancing for everyone. have been defeated. H. W. Still­ EL application of the economic pro­ can tell you how to increase your eluded are a group of Mexic: high school freshm an; well of Texarkana will direct the had as visions of the commonwealth bill. life span: Don’t let nothin’ worry singers and dancers who are b Francis J. Warnock has developed legislative campaign. I Warm Welcome Washington, Turner believed, you.” ing brought from San Anton one of the biggest businesses ot | Cobb said that a survey of new would not discuss the Philippine Satisfied with a life that saw especially for the oil party, legislator’s indicates a majority its kind in the State of Texas. ' for the Queen issue until 1944 in view of press­ him enlist in the Confederate popular radio trio and cowb will favor matching the teachers’ On the edge of El Paso undei j ing international and domestic army as a boy of 15, fight in the funds soon. musicians and several soloists. eight acres of cloth Warnock has problems now before congress. first Battle of Bull Run, and serve Arrangements for the assoc The Texas State Teachers As­ * -V more than a half-million chrysan­ The Iowa-born Y.M.C.A. of­ as a major on the staff of general tion’s celebration here of the 45 sociation will meet here during themums. Under him Warnock ficial works in close touch with “ Stonewall” Jackson, he said the anniversai’y of the birth of t the Thanksgiving holidays. has a large staff that keeps busy the high councils of the island world “ doesn’t owe me a damn Texas oil industry also have be the year around caring for the government. He has served as thing.” completed. The world’s first flowers. chairman of the relief committee “ I’ve had a good time all my Child Falls From A tary drilling rig was moved h< | When he was a youngster in an of the red cross on many govern­ life. I eat three heavy meals a today from Corsicana by its ov El Paso high school Warnock liv­ ment social welfare commissions day, smoke the strongest tobacco CarAnd Is Injured ers, J. E. and C. E. Rittersbach ed across the street from a floral and has helped develop coopera­ in the world and drink all the They will supervise the rigging company, and it was there that tion between the island’s welfare beer I want.” Evelyn Robinson, daughter of of the aged rotary on the locat he first *got the idea of raising a organizations. He follows the news of the Mr. and Mrs. Pirtle Robinson of ! staked for the association’s w: few flowers for spending money. Turner was educated at Grinnel world but scoffs at the reports of Ranger, was painfully but not seri­ cat oil test in downtown F He’s been raising flowers, mostly and Oberlin Colleges. A t Grinnel casualties suffered in battles dur­ ously injured Wednesday after­ Worth. The test will b e“ spud( “ mums” ever since. he starred in track and football. ing the invasion of France and noon when the dor of the automo­ in” Thursday noon with app f- Although most of the flower Holland. bile in which she was riding flew priate ceremonies in which its) crop are chrysanthemums, he also “ Why there were 34,000 killed open and she fell from the car. vited crew of discoverers of fs raises roses, sweet peas, snap Mistake Was Made in 10 hours on both sides in the Dr. W . L. Jackson, who treat­ ous oil fields will be honored. dragons, larkspurs, cornflowers, Battle of Antietam. What is 400 ed the child, said she sustained gladioli and dahlias. or 500 or even 1,000 killed they painful bruises, but that there Flowers bloom all year except In Fish’s Weight talk about over there?” he asked. were no serious injuries. during December, January and Even the Civil War didn’t keep More British Aid February, at which time the him fi’om following his own ad­ ground is being made ready to re­ A mistake was made Monday vice about not worrying. Olden Baptist To Is Expected Soc plant. A different field is prepar­ in listing the weights of fish “ It was ‘come day, go day and ___ ■ ed each year for the main c r o p - caught in the Colorado River by God send Sunday’ to us,” he said l i s l l i l i chrysanthemums. a party headed by D. Joseph of and “ I never got so tired shooting Conduct A Revival BOSTON, Oct. 30.— Furlj Fifteen men are kept at .work Ranger and K. R. Ballard of Yankees in all niy life as I did in aid to Great Britain will be j the year around ploughing, plant­ Eastland. , the Battle of the Wilderness.” nounced tonight by Presid ing cultivation, gathering and In listing the fish it was stated The Olden Baptist Chux’ch will Roosevelt, it was learned reli. packing. The El Paso Valley is ed the largest weighed eight AM BULANCES FOR BRITAIN / begin a revival meeting beginning today. particularly adapted to chrysan­ Queen Elizabeth received a liter­ pounds, when, as a matter of fact PHILADELPHIA. — The Brit- Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, Informed sources said he themum growing because of the ally warm welcome when she re­ the largest of the three fish ii'h-.4.merican Ambulance Corps with Rev. A . A. Palmer conduct- bably will reveal that a hi^’ dry fall weather. cently visited one of London’s new weighed 20 pounds, and the two has purchased 15 ambulances with ing. Two services will be conduct- proportion of American warj^- feeding centers, established for smaller ones weighed eight and conti’ibutions received from Phil- ed daily, with the morning service production is being turned THE WEATHER persons whose homes have been six pounds respectively, making a aoelphians. In size of contribu- starting at 10 o’clock during the to that country, but it was coi Nearsighted, Bob Ingalls, Michigan center, would' be helpless on pass W E ST T E X A S — Occasional show­ destroyed. Above, Her Majesty total of 34 pounds for the three tions, Philadelphia is second only week and the evening service be- ered unlikely that any exii defense without contact glasses. Filled with saline solution, lenses are ers south portion tonight and warms her hands at the .stove as fish. T.0 New York, whose donations ginning at 7 o’clock. American fighting materiali~* Thursday. Warmer tonight except she chats with Lord Woolton, min­ Others in the party were Gene Ijermitted the purchase of 40 am- The public is invited to attend put .under eyelids with little suction cup. A special headgear is un­ be transferred to Britain at extreme northwest. ister of food. Tucker and Shakeeb Dakour. ibalances. ______any of these services. necessary time. PAGE TWO RANGER TIMES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 RANGER TIMES Bliss; ' nation’s largest cavalry Shine Mineral Deposits To Auxiliary Military post. Military officers stationed on TIMES PUBLISHINQ COMPANY, Publisher. downtown El Paso -streets are au­ Be Sought Bv WPA Police Formed At thorized to handle all soldi|Lrs who 212-214 Elm Street, Ranger, Texas Telephone 224 “ get out of line,” thus sa,..-ng the United Press Fort Bliss, El Paso city from hiring additional men. Published every aftornoon (except Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) TEXARKANA, Ark. — WPA The M. P. will carry city police and every Sunday morning. offices have been established for commissions, authorizing them to make arrest's in. matters involving a survey pf Miller county to de­ By United Press civilians when they deem it nec­ Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Ranger, Texas, termine if any mineral deposits EL PASO, Tex.— With the in­ flux of thousands of recruits, na­ essary. inder Act of March 3, 1879. are present, to analyze its water tional guardsmen and transferred supply and make a map of its USES MUSIC IN DRILLS sSldiers to Fort Bliss, miiltary surface. By United Press SUBSCRIPTION RATES officials and local police have es­ Completion of the work will tablished an auxiliary military po­ Ranger Times (One Year by Mail in Texas) — ..$3.00 take about one year. Rex Red- CHICO, Cal.— Coach Ray Boh- lice post at the El Paso station. wine of Little Rock, Ark., project ler coaches the football team at The military police station will NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC superintendent, will be in charge. Chico State College with a port­ Working with Redwine will be 10 handle all police matters in which able radio set constantly at his Any erroneous reflections upon the character, standing or reputation W P A employes and a stenograph­ soldiers are concerned. side. He has found that his 60 oi any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns j er. A similar plan was followed in Wildcats are swing devotees and of this paper will be gladly corrected upon being brought to the at- | Holes as deep as 30 feet will World War days when thousands that he can control the tempo at ' be drilled in making the mineral of soldiers were trained at Fort which they play with music. tention o f the publisher. analysis. The map will show roads, streams, houses, wells and springs. Samples of water will be ^Here, Sir!^ taken from five wells or springs The sergeants’ voice rattled down the roll like a mar­ in each of Miller county’s 800 ALL 1940 ELECTROLUX ble bouncing down a flight of wooded steps. Name follow­ sections. ed name, and a ringing “ Here!’’ from the ranks followed When the survey is completed, the information, along with that each. New York’s “ Old Sixty-Ninth” was being inducted of two or three other counties, into federal service. will be published in book form. ' As the Company D roll progressed, a name suddenly Should minerals be found, a REFRIGERATORS geological investigation will be rang like a bell. „ , , made later to determine if they “ Kilmer!” have a commercial jpossibility. HAVE BEEN SHARPLY Clear and strong came the response: “ Here, sir!” that way, doggone ‘em. Yes, I A tall, dark, grave-eyed youth of 23 was answering. He had gone back to sleep. REDUCED IN PRICE! was Christopher Kilmer. He was a babe in arms when his father sailed away with the same company and regiment GENEROUS TRADE-INS in 1918 Sergeant Joyce Kilmer. :fc He * Beware Coughs “Let your rifles rest on the muddy floor, ON ANY REFRIGERATOR “ You will not need them any more.” Following Flu E A S Y T E R M S So wrote Joyce Kilmer of some of his comrades of After the flu Is over and gone, the cough that follows may develop Company D, dead in the Rouge Bouquet, shortly before he into chronic bronchitis if neglected. >eomulsion relieves promptly be­ joined them in death. . . . cause it goes right to the seat of the True, most of the men of Company D, a rifle company trouble to help loosen and expel germ BUY NOW AND SAVE laden' phlegm, and aid nature to almost wiped out in the Rouge Bouquet, had no need for soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. No ' rifles any more. But Kilmer and millions of other young matter how many medicines you Americans, of his generation had a higher vision. They have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the hoped, they dreamed, that nobody would need them any understanding you must like the way AleitandLi^ time and then, five minutes later, A Citizen and PUBLIC ' i I toes (heaps), loaf of bread, toas­ it quickly allays the cough or you are To Serve You more. - » ® call you again to make sure you’ve 111 a Taxpayer S E R V IC E to have your money back. C O M P A M V „ J r- It was not to be. The world was not ready for that. It I GIVE YOU ted,, and coffee till you say .stop.” gotten up. Imagine no more con- turned in less than 20 years back to the rifle. And while One Texas hotel if you leave a fioence in the guests than that! CREOMULSION TEXAS_____ call will ring you at the designated They had the effrontery to do me for Coughs, Chest Coids, Bronchitis todayls emergency is not that of 1917, while there is no

Rouge Bouquet immediately facing the young men who By Boyce House are picking up rifles today, the world is such that still an­ Mose vivid memory brought other generation must learn to march and shoot. away from Laredo on a visit last He * ♦ summer during the American Leg­ ion state convention was the sight Kilmer’s son, and the sons of thousands of other World of a gray-haried veteran, seated War soldiers now find it is their turn to become trained at a piano in a hotel lobby, his defenders of their country. Just as the fathers of Kilmer’seyes sightless but a smile on his features as he played “Romona” generation had gone to Cuba and the Philippines, and theirand lifted his voice in rollicking fathers in turn had met at jGettysburg and Antietam. song with the words of a parody, Never have Americans hesitated, when need came, to“ Kinono.” That example of cheer and courage, in the face of a night answer “ Here, sir!” They do not hesitate today. that will not disappear until life Their willingness makes all the more sacred the ob­ends, should make any man-bles- ligation that it shall not be abused. We arm and trainse(I with eyesight, hearing and these men with malice toward none, but only with the res­sturdy legs and arms-ashamed at having allowed petty troubles to olute determination to defend what is our own— our land,dismay or anger him. our institutions, and our rights. To allow the willingness of Refei-ence to the recent elec­ today’s generation of fine young Americans to be squand-»'tion of a former schoolmate, Clif­ ford Davis of Tennessee, to Con­ erbd'bn any lesser objective would be a betrayal too blackgress brought to mind the fact to .contemplate. ^ that another schoolmate of mine ------0^------—------has sprved in that august body. ■Webber Wilson and I went to • The body is said to be susceptible to 1600 different dis­ school together in Coldwater, Miss., eases, nearly any or all of which can be brought out bythrough a he was a senior and I was draft. only in the seventh grade; but we became comrades as we waited down at the depot in the late af­ ternoon for “Ole Miss’’ (the I. C. train) to arrive with the even­ FLASHLIGHT WITH CELLS 25( RAYON PANTIES 59c SHEER SILK HOSE BOAT BUILDER ing News-Scinitar from Memphis Greatly reduced! Beautiful 3- and he quoted the poems of Poe Regularly 75cl Buy One for Your Biiefsl Flares 1 Even lace-trlm ones at this grand 2 8 % savingl thread chiffons, all perfect! HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 17 Carpets. and of 'Tennyson. Cor, and One for Your House! All of us knew that Webber was Dull sheers with all-silk picot 1 Pictured 18 And. Automatic fixqd-focus never C Buy plenty! Everything from going to be a statesman or a tops, silk-plated toes over mer­ inventor of a 20 His ------was needs adjusting! Throws pow­ lace-trimmed flares to snug-knit great lawyer, or both. Once, a cerized cotton for wear. war vessel in America. erful iOOO-ft. beam I Solid cop. briefs and scanties. Full cut; mock trial was held and he was Also 59c Service-weights...... 4 7 c 13 Shoe 22 Stone per case! 2-cell size! many cellophane-wrapped. the prosecutor. He made such a 14 Ratite bird. supports. 23 Sprinkler, ringing speech that some! of the 15 Hammer. 25 Gongs. students took the rope from the 16 Black. 27 To speak school bell and threatened to 17 To lift up. crossly. “lynch’’ the “defendant”. 19 Couple. 29 No. When the village miser died, 30 Sound of 21 Pile of fabric I somebody asked, “How much did disgust. 22 His boat had 1 he leave?” My Granpa said, “ He 51 Bngle plant. revolving------' left it all.’’ 53 Encountered. 24 Fish eggs. 37 A model. j School furniture and threaten 25 Swamp. 49 'Varnish VERTICAL 42 Singing voice. seats made in Texas are shiijped 26 Additional ingredient. 2 Father. 43 Morning. to i'i-.xico, Pu^itto Rico and alir.osi message 51 Long 3 Boat deck. 45 Armadillo. all parts of the Uni';e-i States. (abbr.). 4 2000 pounds. aperture. 46 Your. Only iccently, Tex.as manufac- 28 Surmises. 5 In. 53 Magistrate. 47 Touched tui'iT located ii. Temple provided 31 Dispositions. 6 Stingy. with toes. 34 Brads. 54 Shoe bottom. the chair.s for a new theater in 7 Arabian 48 Noun ending. Salt Lake City. O f the five big 35 Stormed. 55 Street car. commander. 49 Bereft. 36 Hole for a truckh owned by the concern, one CUT ON 5-TUBE! COMFORTABLE HASSOCK! SALE! SCATTER RÙéS 57 Yes. 8 Trick. 50 Exclamation. shoelace. is on the Temple-Chicago run con­ 58 Emanation. 9 Court (abbr.) 52 Japanese Miracle super-het '^midget"! Challenges quality, comfort, AH Wool Axminster Weave! 38 Fuel basket. 10 To soak up. fish. tinuously, some 20,000' desks a beauty of hassocks5 0 % morel You'd Expect to Pay $Z59i 39 Sneaky. 59 Name of his Challenges sets up to $9.95l f 11 To fly. 54 To woo. i year going to the latter city. boat. 25 C Newest patterns! Ga^ colors! All- 40 Ell. 12 Potpourri. 56 Mountain The only plant of the kind Has 5 tubes, including rectifier, A lucky Star for you! Try this 41 Battering Walnut wool pile! Non-slip látex treated 60 His type boat' 16 He was a (abbr.) west of the Mississippi River or instead of. 4! Built-in aerial and plump hassock’s comfort! Note 22VÍX40 back! See them! Buy several! machine. is us’ed for Swedish 58 Africa louth of Chic-ag.i, the Temple con­ dynamic speaker! Underwriter Plastic its handsome artificial leather 44 To splutter. Size 27 X 40 Size 36 x 60 4 » 4 4 coast------(PU. (abbr.) cern is lo-cali.' owned and is ac- OK’d! Ivory, $1 more. A.C. or D.C. cover! Then buy several! I vely direc.iol by two native sons 2 3 of Bell Ceunly A . P. Brashear. r □ n.'i'ugor fr'ni the begining, and '3 p4 C. V. Griggs, assistant manager. Shotgun and Riflo in One! These two mqn and two others i l l 16 20 compi-ised the entire personnel when the factory was started just 21 .22 - .410 1.24 12 years ago. A t the height of the ViKO’SlI season now, 200 workers ar-e em­ bjdhbaí!® ! 26 27 ployed, besides the office and Over-Under REUMICA I / sales force. 2? 50 31 32 33 A market for many Texas pro­ ducts is provided ¡Texas hard­ 75 54 35 woods, Texas cotton and Texas paints. This observer found a trip 37 38 through the big factory a reve­ lation. Wood is curved into all ' A flick of the finger 13? sorts of shapes by means of water m a OUTING FLANNEL WARDS RED HEAD SHELLS 40 ' changes it from .22-cal. and steam and pressure. Solid Regularly 14c! Save 21^1 j rifle to .410-ga. shotgun! The finest shells mode . . . 41 42 45 144 45 48 sheets of steel are cut in strips and 50 Fleeced-on-2-sides cottonl I ) Famous . Stevens make. yet no shells are lower-priced! fabricated into chairs, desks and 51 52 153 tables by «killed worker? us!iig Seldom reduced! Warmth and ■ See it at Wards! Save! Wards famous Red heads . . . powerful machines and, by means durability that can’t be beat! j Del-.uxe 30-shot Rifle 9.95 the finest shells ever madel 77c 55 56 57 of a paint gun, the pieces are col­ i-'or everything from night­ Best smokeless powder, finest Box of 25 drop shot ored w’ith amazing speed. Just wear to babies’ needs! 36". materials throughout! Save! 59 another proff of the industrial possibilities of this State. -’i jA CONVENIENT M0l!iTHLY PAYMENT A C ^ U N J I m AY^J This-and-that: A P'ort Worth coffee shop menu lists a “I'arm ;BE OPENED WITH ‘ANY PURCHASE TOTAUNÒ fRY A WANT AD—IT ALWAYS PAYSl Hand Special” consisting of“sev- en eggs, ham steak, fried pota- PHONE 447 407-09 MAIN ST. RANGER, TEXAS FACE TERBI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 RANGER TIMüÄJ OUT OUR WAY By Williams B R U C E CATTON IN WASHING1 ON SERIAL STORY J AFAIN UUULS ON COUNTING COST OF TJ. S .^ E A K ; . NEW YORK JUNGLE SILK TRADE COLLAPSE WOULD DISRUPT ECONOMY ÊY WRAY WADE SEVERN BY BRUCE CATTON and= it isn’t merely Japan’s silk K'EA Service Staff Correspondent business that goes blooey— it’s the whole Japanese farm structure. YESTERDAYl Sidney 1» sure He glanced cautiously toward block on which the new lionegS W ?A S H IN G T 0N .— Official Wash- On top of all of that is the fac' Xellu hn» soine Nocret knowledj^re stood. A line could have been, of the murder. He 'wnltH for the the open door, arose and closed it. " ington is breathing easier that the United States could »::lrl to nwnken. W hen she does “After that, Mr. Langdon go drawn from window to lioness to aboi;i the Far Eastern situation along without Japanese silk a )oi rouse, she has recovered her porcupine. siicech. She heglits to talk. outside. He walk lound and lound r.ov/. Belief is that the Japanese more easily than Japan could gc‘ * * * the house. He pick up stone and He strolled out into the garden. leel Uncle Sam along without the U. S. market. SroNEY FOLLOWS A TRAIL throw at window in Jungle like No human being was in sight, but means business, MARKET BEING bad boy. I think he like to hit it seemed to Sidney that the quiet r.;id that he WHITTLED AWAY CHAPTER X X Mrs. Langdon with stone.” dusk was alive with eyes. An­ holds most of Q N L Y Patricia Langdon, Gun- Again the stories checked. This other trooper had replaced Mur­ ' the cards. ILK is used in the United State-■ B drum, and Braitwood appeared was the quarrel and threat of phy, a man with a gift for keep­ Threat of an S chiefly for hosiery. Of 163,000 which Adam, himself, had told ing out of sight, and yet he seemed bales of raw silk imported in the at dinner. Marta had gone in to embargo on the Marta. to be everywhere. Japanese silk first eight months of this year, al. sit with Nella again and Hugh re­ “What happened then, Togi?” ■When Sidney noticed a dim fig­ trade is one of but 4441 bales went to the hosiery mained in his room. He said he Sidney led on. ure moving in the shadow of the the best of these factferies. Percentage of silk im­ ^ was ill. * * * grove he decided it must be the cards. To see ports used for hosiery has jumped from 72 in 1937 to 97 at the pres­ “That fellow Plowman is an 44]VrR. LANGDON act strange trooper. It was too dark for posi­ why, all you need to do is ent time. ace, in his thorough way,” Craig after that. Lock self in tive identification, but he could Jungle. I go out into garden and see that the man had a bundle of j look at a few This means that development of said, after Togi had served soup. look through window to see how some kind under his arm. Brait­ * figures. synthetic fabrics has made ti^ “He hasn’t overlooked a trick, but he is. I worried. I see him stand­ wood threw away his cigaret and '.rhe United United States more and more itF dependent of Japanese silk. Trade he won’t get another word out of ing on same block beside new followed. States right Catton experts figure that capacity now lioness as when he die. He have Keeping a safe distance behind, now takes about me.” exists to produce enough rayon tiny gun in his hand. He lift and he moved on toward the thicket. j 85 per cent of Japan’s raw silk ex­ “Why not?” Sidney smiled. to replace silk for all non-hosiery aim at porcupine. It make small It was quiet. He could hear the ports. This is vital to Japan, not r uses without much trouble. The “ Our friend Murphy searched noise like pop. Then he lower ¿istA t voice of the brook and an only because so much of her do­ rayon yarn industry today can the Jungle after j’our chimney gun. He match point of elbow occasional stirring in the grove at mestic economy is keyed to the produce at the rate of 32,000,0()i) with button on vest. Then he his left, where some small animal silk trade, but because this trade ghost vanished, Braitwood,” Gun- pounds a month. That will be aim again but not fire. He get moved in darkness. He listened , brings '*her the foreign exchange drum said. “The captain was not 35,000,000 in 1941. range, I think. Then he put littl’ for the crunch of leaves under- !-he has to have to buy war ma­ satisfied, so he did a bit of prowl­ Which brings it dowm to a gun back on rack.” stealthy feet ahead. terials abroad. ing on his own this afternoon.” i For instance: last year Japan’s question of women’s stockings. Sidney had gone white. “ Go With no more than a dozen I ei:ports to foreign currency na- Nylon is becoming an extremely “Did he find anything unusual?” on,” he said tensely. yards between them, stalker and ! lions (as distinguished from the important factor here. Right now, Sidney wanted to know. stalked came to the edge of the “■When time come to go for drive yen bloc) amountel to 1,829,000,- nylon people can supply about 10 “Rather. He discovered a dress­ thicket, where a narrow trail led to Country Club Mrs. Langdon i 000 yen (roughly $450,000,000). Of •per cent of the full-fashioned ho­ ing gown that belonged to Adam through tall trees to the summit send me to call Mr. Langdon,” the this, 642,000,000 ($160,000,000) siery manufacturers’ needs. Dou­ Langdon and a pair of Langdon’s of Langdon knoll. If a cloud had Japanese continued. “Mr. Lang­ came from the Unitec States, and bling of nylon production is in not obliterated an appearing moon, socks hidden in a hollow mount­ don swear at me. Say, ‘Go way.’ silk sales to the U. S. accounted sight for 1941. In a pinch, fab­ ing block of on innocent harte- Miss Nella always his favorite. Braitwood might have recognized rics such as rayon, vinyon and beeste. Most of the blocks are She go down to coax him. He act the man as he turned to enter the treated cotton could make up thr solid, but this one proved an ex­ like crazy. He open door and trail, but in the darkness he lost ; school and remains more or less SILK MORE VITAL deficit. ception. There were dog hairs on strike her head.” sight of him altogether. He knew constant during the school year, Freckles and His Friends—By Blosser TO JAPAN THAN Ü. S, Hosiery manufacturers could the front of the gown and it Nella had told him of her strug­ that the man must be just ahead, 1 and recedes in marked fashion g T O P P A G E of silk sales, In make the necessary adjustment smelled of chloroform.” gle with Adam, adding that when and he followed. I during the summer vacation. other words, would knock a with considerable rejiggering of ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 BROUGHT You I ' “Well, I’m damned!” Sidney ex­ Adam had realized what he had I “ Scarlet fever continues to be IN U : YOU'RE IM good 24 per cent off of Japan’s much of their machinery. Mos'f claimed. done, he had cried like a child. P R E SE N T L Y the trail led into I a menace to children,” Dr. Cox SOWE FLOWERS, HILDA----- CAHOOTS WITH My . annual intake of vitally needed of their employes, however, could “Exactly w hat Craig said,” Pat Then, getting control of himself, an open patch shaded by a said. “ Many cases are slight, but WOM'T YOU EVEN TALK POLITICAL OPPONEMT.' foreign exchange. make the switch without difficult;. put in. “Plowman can see through huge oak. From the scrape, scrape TO ME ? One government expert believes he had joined them in the drive. they may infect others who will In addition, Japan’s whole farm solid wood.” ' “And then, Togi?” S i d n e y of shin against bark and the agita­ system leans heavily on the silk that stoppage of silk exports would * * * become seriously ill. Even the prompted, wiping perspiration tion in the upper branches of the trade. More than 2,000,000 farm eventually mean more employ­ mild cases may be dangerous, as f t e r dinner Braitwood sought from his face. tree, he guessed that the fellow families— better than 40 per cent ment, rather than less, in the post-disease complications may be A Togi in the kitchen. The valet “I think first he strike Miss must be climbing. But why? — get too little from the soil to Unjted States— that the makers o'f severe. was washing the dishes but he Hempfield like strike Miss Nella. In that blackness nothing could make a living. They get by only synthetic fabrics would become turned from his work. It not so bad to shoot when hit be seen. Or did the man know I “ Children between the ages of by raising silk cocoons for the ex- busy enough to offset the drop in “ Something I can do for you, first. I think if I tell it help Miss he was being followed? Did he five and ten years are most sus­ l_port markeL Close this market the silk mills. Mr. Braitwood?” Hempfield.” hope to elude his pursuer in that ceptible to scarlet fever— cases “Yes. I want to know all you “Such testimony would help had way? Perhaps the fellow was not : are more virulent and more THE PA Y OFF recall of what happened yesterday she really shot Langdon. Have a h-ooper, but someone who had I deaths occur in this age group afternoon before Miss Hempfleld you told anyone else of this?” a bundle to hide. The leafy screen ; than any other. Therefore, the and I arrived.” “Not anyone. Lawyer know offered a far safer haven than a younger the child is, the more BY HARRY GRAYSON The valet’s eyes brooded for a best. I teU you.” tell-tale grave. dangerius are the complications moment and then he said, “ I make “Keep it to yourself until I tell Concealing himself behind a I ; . / ' HEA Service Sports Editor and the gi'eater the likelihood mistake at first, Mr. Braitwood. you what to do about it. 'What bush, Sidney waited. AFTER kicking around in the minors for 13 years, Dominic , When I see pistol near Miss happened to that electric perco­ Plowman had suspected Henry that the disease will run a severe Joseph Ryba finally is to be given a major league trial as a Hempfield I think she shoot.' Now lator which used to be used for Barkes. If Barkes came down out ' course. I know t 'a t gun no go off.” coffee?” of that tree, did it mean that the I “ The incubation period (time pitcher at 36. The acquisition of Mike Ryba gives the Boston Red Sox the two “ Wha.'l^^'nuld you hgve told mC: “No could find. You want?” trooper captain had reasoned cor­ between exposure to the germs most versatile players of the game. The other is, of course, James had thatViim been, the murder Togi asked in surprise. rectly? It would seem so and yet, and manifestation of the first Emory Foxx. weapon, ’rogi?” “No, not now,” Sidney said. deep within his mind, Sidney held , symptoms) may be from one to No, I'M NOT, SUGAR / C an't w e * « * Ryba— pronounced Reeba— has outstripped even the great “Miss Hempfield n i c e lady. stubbornly to another theory of TH A T’S Ju s t a l e f t - a l k t h i s ov e r seven days, usually from riyo to T / ? Jimmy Foxx as a handy man, for in addition to such things as , Know long time. 'Vely nice,” Togi TTE spent the next half hour ex- the crime. w a y four. The first symptoms are HANDED LOOK — 1 BROUGHT pitching one end of a double-header and catching the other, and said in a low voice. “Mr. Lang- amining the Jungle. He found A shower of leaves rained down SOME SPAGHETTI headache, sore throat, vomiting, playing first and third base and the,outfield, he has managed a ' ^ don not same since marry. I hear the porcupine at which Togi said as the moon slid from behind the AND MEAT fever. With very young children, You j pennant-winning club, run the front office and doubled as a ticket- had talk with- M rs:'L an ^ o n -y es— •Adam had' aimed; noted its posi­ cloud. A leg appeared. The fel­ BALLS I NOW certainly the attack may begin with con­ i seller all at the same time. - ■ terday morning. She say, T put tion, just behind the end of the low dropped to the ground. CAN I COME CAMWOT( He has led leagues in pitching and batting. vulsions and a sudden high fever. I you away.’ ” coffee table and its relation to the (To Be Continued) OVER ? With-Springfield of the Western Association in 1934, he made Twenty-four to forty-eight hours ! six hits in seven trips to the plate. He limited Hutchinson to Other key men either hamper-Q 1 i 17 T after the original symptoms the three infield hits and made two himself, driving in the only run. ■ Injuries Cut Down ed or taken out by injuries in- locarletrever In rash begins to appear and in two With Columbus in 1935, he made two putouts in a triple play. ; elude: more days increases in brightness First String Tackle Lynn Bar­ until it becomes a vivid scarlet, \ T>UT it remained for the big season Ryba had strictly as a pitcher S.M.U. Grid Squad nett was injured in a practice and covers the entire body. Symp­ with Rochester this year to confound the old theory that a ' State On Increase Jack-of-all-trades may be master of none. The veteran did it ' session before the season started toms which may indicate scarlet with control and a screwball so well that the Red Wings grabbed and saw service against Auburn fever demand immediate medical DALLAS— Traveling expenses the gonfalon, and he was adjudged the most valuable athlete in ' for the Southern Methodist Uni­ for the first time. During October attention and quarantine to pre- the International League. . | versity Mustangs iinay be consid- First string signal caller, Bob­ ------vent the spread of the disease. This is the fourth time he has been so honored in as many dif- | ei-ably less in the ^future. In fact, by Brown, sprained his ankle one AUSTIN, Tex.— Prevalence of Appearance of scarlet fever in ferent circuits in 11 years. the Ponies may be able to make week before the opener and has scarlet fever in Texas during Oc- the home should be followed im- His previous big league trials have been, with the Cardinals as the trip to Austin Nov. 2 for their not been able to see regular ser­ tober has increased 93.9 per mediately by a rigid quarantine j a backstop. game with the University of Texas vice to date. cent over September’s total cases, at least three weeks, Ryba has no regrets, for his ability to quickly adjust himseU to so many positions and posts enabled the one-time coal miner Longhorns in ONE pullman car. No. 2 signal-caller Foster Eld­ according to reports reaching the “ The public should be warned 1 of Punxsutawney, Pa., to do rather well financially in the Cards’ That’s how seriously old man er is lost for the season follow­ Texas State Department of against exposing young children G o s h , X W ON'T chain . . . with Dayton of the Central League, Scottdale of the ing a car accident while trying to Health. to those exhibiting acute catar- V injury has struck the Dallas H ILD A, ' WEAKEN. , Middle-Atlantic, Springfield of the Western Association, Houston, camp. catch the football special to Pitts­ Dr. Geo. W . Cox, State Health I'^al symptoms of any kind. Take Y o l b r e LARD SMITH ’ Columbus and Rochester. A series of injuries which be­ burgh. Officer, points out that this is a chances, for scarlet fever is MADDER. gan, in mid-September before the Fii'st string guard Eddie Bian- characteristic seasonal rise in pre- spread by the transfer of the in­ T h a n x T> YB A ’S advice to youngsters, however, is to concentrate on one' opener with U .C.L.A. came to a chi was not available for duty valence, as the number of scar- fection in discharges of nose and THOUeHT^l job . . . learn it thoroughly. climax, it is hoped, last Satur­ against Auburn and may not be let fever cases increases simul- throat, ears or abscesses of per- By this time, Ryba realizes that is the quickest way to crash day in the final non-conference ready for Texas because of an in­ taneously with the opening of sons ill with the disease and those the big show and the more important money. It’s a great break for Ryba to land with the affluent Red Sox, game with Auburn when Roland jury at the base of the spinal ------who are carriers of the infec- but he really should have gone to the poor National League rela­ Goss, starting right end and one column. weeks because of a leg injury, tion.” tions that are the Phillies. ] of the best offensive threats on Reserve Tackle Lynn Bostick, Letterman End Bob Collins h a s' ------Think what Gerry Nugent could do with a man of Mike Ryba’s i the squad, and'Bitr'Thomas, “ Cin- counted on for plenty of service been missing since the first w eek’ LAND OF MILK multiple talents. drella kid” from Wichita Falls, at the Mustang’s weakest spot, has of the season with a back injury. I „ went on the ^ e l f . Goss will be been benched for three weeks and Second String right end Bob' FARGO, N. D.— If you want to lost for more than three weeks, an may not see action against Texas. Baccus is lost for an unknown n cow, try North Dakota. J. X-ray showing three small broken Broken transversal processes in length of time because of a twist- F- Dice, dairy expert for the By Wiiiiam bones in his foot. Thbrpas is def­ his back held him out. ed knee. Back Cliff Hagerman has Dakota agricultural col- THIS CURIOUS WORLD Ferguson initely out for„ the rest of the Second string center, Stanley been absent from workouts for says the average feed cost season with a broken ankle. Du'Vall, will be lost for three two weeks with a bruised hip. P®*' cow last year was $40, the '''JL iXr [lowest average in the nation. 1940 BY NEA’SERV'icEr’m idrTM : REC. PAT. RED RYDER ...... By Harman PRODUCE OMUv'/A , ALLEY OOP By Hamlin AN AttoRNEY, ■y'004^

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net in the handicap matches. University of Notre Dame re­ Guests’ from Cisco were; Mines. From ‘The Ramparts We Watch” King and Queen Carl Barnes Post ports it has neai’ly completed K. N. Greer, Reggie Henderson, To Complete Plans ¡work on an 80,000,000-volt atom ARCADIA Netta Sandlin and W . B. Statham. Of Young Schoo! smasher. This is an entirely new NOW PLAYING Members and guests from Ranger For Armistic Day one, not to be confused with the were: Mines. Schooley, G. H. West, Wi!I Be Crowned four they use in the backfield. G. C. McGown, Joe Elliott, Carl Granville Jones, . post com­ Heinlin, T. J. Powell, E. R. mander of the Card Barnes post, Staton, E. F. Latham, J, B. Hough­ -4t the annual Halloween Car­ announced today that an import­ I\oteò i ton, W. J. Van Bibber, Bran nival at Young School, to be held ant meeting of the post would be Women’s “Build-Up” Garner, Gene Yonker and E. L. on Thursday night, Oct. 31, at held Thursday evening. 7:45 o’clock. King Ronald of the Plans for the biggest Armistice Women’s headaches, nervousness, Ladies Golf Club Has Norris. House of Williams, and Queen Day Celebration for Ranger will cramp-like pain may be symptoms Luncheon and ■ Matches Beth of the House of Pearson of be comirleted at the meeting, of functional dysmenorrhea due to The Ladies’ Golf Club of the Auxiliary Group Attends the third grade will surrender Jones stated, in urging that all malnutrition, so often relieved by Ranger Country Club entertained Eastland Meeting their thrones to the king and Legionnaires attend the meeting. CARDUI. Principal way it helps at the club Tuesday at 1 o’clock A group of members of the queen of 1940, who are members is by increasing appetite, stimulat­ with a picnic luncheon at which Ranger American Legion Auxil­ of the fourth grade. ing flow of gastric juices and so ladies of the Cisco Golf Club were iary were in Eastland Monday Negro Pulled Fast improving digestion and helping evening to attend a meeting of King Mickey of the House of guests. to build- physical resistance. An­ the Eastland unit at which Mrs. Wallace and Queen Joann of the One Upon Officers An autumn theme was predomi­ other way you may find CARDUI Ehlert of Brenham, state presi­ House of Crews have been elect­ nant in the brightly colored pot­ helpful in reducing periodic dis- dent and Mrs. Bartz also of Bren- ed the king and queen for this MINERAL WELLS, Tex.— A tery dishes, and gay napkins used J tress: Take it a few days before ham and state membership chair- year. Mickey is the son ’ of Mix Parker county justice of peace at the luncheon. Chrysanthemums I and during “ the time.” Used for — P 1 u s — I man, were honored. and Mrs. Lowe Wallace and Jo­ tells another of those negro-goes- were used on the table. 50 years. LATE NEWS I Those from hero attending ann is the daughter of Mr. and fishing yarns that still must leave Following the luncheon golf were: Mines. L. R. Herring, Car- Mrs. C. L. Crews. a certain warden blushing, two matches were played with the I ' rie Brady, Burton, Preston Burks, T h e' king and queen will be years later. Cisco ladies winning. Individual I'Con Hazard, Lee Dockery, H. T. crowjicd by Prince Jimmie Cross- prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. T. In 1938, the warden caught the I Schooley and A. H. Powell. ley and Princess Zenoba Lee Sto­ Schooley for low gross and to Mrs. darky poaching at Lake Mineral vall c f the fifth grade, and Prince Netta Sandlin of Cisco for low ! * * * ♦ Wells, so he took him to the jus­ Fidelis Matron’s Class Glen McCleskey and Princess Ar- With a cast of 1400 recruited from real life, “The Ramparts We tice for hearing. The negro was , To Meet Friday etta Jean Key of the second !MfPNJ6HT SHOV/ Watch,’’ first feature picture of The March of Time, portrays an found guilty, but said he would i The Fidelis Matron’s Class of grade. '‘We couldn’t have come have to go to one of this city’s the First Baptist Church will American town during the years 1914-18. Typical of this cast, none Besides the ladies of the court to a nicer place!”’ resort hotels, where he was em­ THURSDAY 11:30 P. M. hold a business and social meet­ of whom had ever before faced a movie camera, is Clarence Stowell, other members are Duke Travis ployed, to get the money for his ing Friday afternoon at 2:30 teacher, lecturer, and sales executive, in his role of Congressman Walton and Duchess Betty Cox, fine. o’clock in the home of Mrs. W . Duke Jackie Deaton and Duchess John Lawton and Georgette McKee as Hilda Bensinger, who loses her “ — W e brought him over to the DEATH lover in the Lafayette Escadrille. Above, in a scene from the film, Lo Rita Wynn; Duke Robert hotel, and waited outside while destruction., and townspeople of New London, Conn., where “The Ramparts We Heald and Duchess Billie Beth he went in to get the money,” the Watch” was filmed, greet the news of the signing of the .Armistice Rhoads; Duke Robert Calvert and justice recalled. “He also was go­ fear of a mad Duchess Lovelle Tanner. Flower with a wild outburst of enthusiasm— exactly as they did nearly 22 ing to pay us for bringing him to scientist..in a ELASSIFIED girls are Sharon Hazard and years ago. Mineral Wells. Shirley Gray. tragic reign of “Well, we waited about half an Will top a perfect evening! 9— HOUSES FOR RENT hour and then gave up. W e have­ Come to Porhey Pig tonight WAYNE MORRIS DOUBI ES IN ‘THE QUARTERBACK^ Train bearers arc Frankie n’t seen that negro since.” TERROR! after the show! You’ll find THREE-Room unfurnished house. Johnson and Wanda Gibbs; bu­ the atmosphere most congen­ — MRS. R. O. KING, 323 Alice gler, Charles Deaton; herald, ial, the Food perfect, and the I Street, c / '' Brownie King, Olden. Richard Atkins; flag bearer, BEGINNING MONDAY Charles Cox and Barney W heat; prices very moderate— she’ll 3— HELP WANTED, FEMALE like a Porkey Pig. court jester, Merl Jenkins; solo Guest’s Beauty Where Smart Folks Meet! -WANTED: Woman to work Black dancer, Dorothy Henry. and White Cafe. Must be honest, The new king and queen will Shop be entertained by a very interest­ PORKEY PIG industrious. Will give two permanents for ing program consisting of folk Norman & Dwaine 11— APARTMENTS FOR RENT the price of ^one! Come and dances, special songs, accordian bring a friend. W-e give' solos and tap dancing. FOR RENT: Furnished 4-room $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 and $6.00 apartment with frigidaire. Phone Immediately following the pro­ Permanents. We specialize in 308-J. 309 Elm. gram many interesting games, dying, metnicuring, shampoos contests, spook rooms, fortune and Wave Sets. B RO ra^S 19— FOR SALE telling and other things that go to make up a happy Halloween Call for Your Appointment! FOR SA L E : Good Used Bicycles I celebration have been planned. Transfer and ! and Radios.— G OODYEAR SER- The public is invited. Extra! i VICE STORES, 317 Main Street, GUESTS Storage i Ranger. Mount Vesuvius erupts, pour­ HORNS — For — BEAUTY I FOR SALE— 200 Angora goats. ing a stream of hot lava 25 feet Serpentine MOVING ¡Bargain. Oliver Wesley, Ranger wide down the mountain’s side. SHOP CONTRACT OPERATOR ^ Route No. 3. Any resemblance to 11 Duce is CONFETTI T. & P. TRANSPORT purely coincidental. North Austin St. Phone 164 Phone 635 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE— Several used auto- inobiles. Bargains. W. F. Creager. ALL PATTERNS OF 1940 ARCADIA WALL PAPER Listen, Mister! \ NOW ON— ¡There is a difference in hair cuts. Wayne M om s holds down the side lines in Paramount’s “ The Quarter­ PAPER NOW and SAVE! A good one is a cut that suits the back,” which opens today at the Arcadia Theatre. On the right side X shape of your head and helps theis Virginia Dale and on the left side is Lillian Cornell. He plays a dual DR. A. W . BRAZDA NOTICE! Sherwin - Williams color hair lie neatly in place. Get your role and between the two his hands are full. COLON TROUBLE Such as Consbpation, Gas, Ap­ style guide. Rent our Am­ next one here and note the dif­ Announces his association with erican Floor Sander and ference. L. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson will be Eastern Star, Tuesday in Mineral pendicitis or InHamation of any assisted by Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. edger. GHOLSON BARBER SHOP Wells. the— kind is the direct source of C. W . Blacklock. Rheumatism, Heart Trouble All members and associate Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yonker and many other troubles. We Higginbotham H. H. VAUGHN members are cordially invited to spent Tuesday in Dallas. WEST TEXAS CLINIC are making Special Study and attend. treatment for these conditions. Bartlett Co. SERVICE STATION * * » * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox and Phone 28 Ranger Te^as We have a full time Special Phone 140 Mrs. Downtain Reviews daughter, Elizabeth of Monahans, beautiful, new 194, Technician for this work, and 100% T-P Products are guests in the home o f Mr. and 116 Railroad Ave. “ Hungarian Rhapsody” B\q, roomy- the latest and best equipment. Mrs. W. M. Myers. V oura fo r Distilled Water for Sale Mrs. W . L. Downtain reviewed ViTaghing— G reasing—“Stor»^,ge “Hungarian Rhapsody” by Bertita Harding before the Columbia Mrs. Eddie Horrigan spent Chiropractic Service DR. E. R. GREEN Study Club when members of that Monday in Fort Worth. Hits the SPOT • S t i u l e t n a ^ 209 Majn Street group met at 9 o’clock Tuesday Coffee and Hamburger! morning in the heme of Mrs. Hungry . . . but not hungry FOR «ENT Repair Home J. H. Holt. FEED! enough to eat a full m eal. . . 2 - 3 and 4-Room Members attending were: Mi's. WAKE UP C h o m p t o i l want something just right? Furnished or Unfurnished We are in position to care Loans P. M. Kuykendall, Mrs. Pete Here’s your answer— A cup Apartments With Bath for your Feed Six to Thirty-Six Months Jensen, Mrs. G. D. Chastain, Mrs. — No red tape. 0 . L. Phillips, Mrs. J. E Mat­ YOUR OWN of delicious Coffee and a GHOLSON HOTEL —^No mor! gage thews, Mrs Stanley McAnelly, Mrs. mouthwatering Hamburger. and Downtain and Mr-s. Holt. LAXATIVE FLUID Don’t put it off, have it to­ BUSINESS — No down payment. jS4VES YOU j07o TO 25% APARTMENTS And Maybe You, Too, Will Feel Lika day! — Low rate interest. **Happy Days Are Here Again” JOSEPH’S FIRE PROOF See Do you suffer from constipation? Do you YOU MORE WHEN TOU A . J. R A TU FF suffer from fatty indigestion below the belt CLUB CAFE or sick headache or biliousness due to consti­ South Rusk St. - Ranger Phone 109 Burton-Lingo Co. pation? Do you feel ornery from being con­ stipated? If so, you may need to buck up the New slip-stream torpedo flow of your natural laxative fluid with MORRIS \ Personals Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Try them accord­ ing to directions. These pills, made of two 1 bodies • Stratoiiner-styie 211 S. Rusk Street simple vegetable medicines, have doubled the Mrs. M. M. Jacoby submitted to flow of tills laxative juice in some people as Phone 64 proved by medical tests. When two pints of interiors • Lower me- surgery at the West Texas hospital this laxative fluid flows through our bowel BUS SCHEDULE this moi-ning. every day, the above miseries o f the flesh We Specialize in -a due to constipation may go away. Then many ] chanical upkeep • Restful Chisholm Trail Coaches, Inc. of us may feel like “ Happy Days Are Here The Direct Short Route LINOLEUM LAYING ’ Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stidham and Again." Ask your druggist now for Carter’s Little Liver Pills. lOiJ and 25ti. 5 riding • Easy handling • Save Hours - Save Miles FURNITURE REPAIRING Mesdames H. C. Groom, Jack Leave Ranger 8:20 A. M. UPHOLSTERING Blackwell, W . S. Bobo and Ver­ Top allowance for your Arrive Breckenridge 9:15 A. M. non Deffebach attended the Grand Try Our Want Ads. present car.C.i.T. terms Arrive Vernon 12:05 P. M. Chapter meeting of the order of Arrive Amarillo 4:45 P. M. Arrive Lubbock 5:00 P. R Arrive Altus 1:00 P. h Arrivo Lawton 2:05 P. 1V_ World^s Largest Horse PRICE CRAWLEY MOTOR CO. Arrive Wichita Falls 12:15 P. M. Pine and Rusk Streets Phone 225 Ride Chisholm Trail Coaches, Inc. Shoes Rebuilt Dependable - Reliable Courteous Service So They RAY GRIMES, Wear! Owner and Operator My PRICES Are For Information Phone 1 Low Cost FAIR Low Cost PARAMOUNT HOTEL Bring ’em in thin. We s . o „ ANTI FREEZE make the soles thick quick. Wizard Batteries and Good Penn BELL’S hi Motor Oil MODERN SHOE SHOP Drive in and let us prepare your car NOW for Old Man Winter. And avoid being delayed when the first cold snap comes. PRESTONE and ALCOHOL y o w V e MATTRESSES Rebuilt, new Ticking WHY NOT?— did you know that you could Belgian Bob, pure blood Belgian roan gelding, said to Hot Water and Hot Air HEATERS 0 ^ to be sorry-- Two i o r ...... $5.00 serve MORE and BETTER food and still keep be the largest horse on earth, standing 19V2 hands tall I within your budget? How? Just by buying and weighing 2800 pounds, will be seen in Ranger, Fri­ Innerspring • Mattresses re­ EVERYTHING at POWELL’S—try it today, day, November 1st, as a part of the exhibition of exotic GUARANTEED QUALITY PRODUCTS AT A riiless you see us for| built or made to order. Also furniture upholstering, re­ and see! human and strange animal exhibition of the Mammoth LOWER PRICE! ' >suriMice first ? I Exposition Train. The special cars containing the ex­ pairing. A. H. POWELL hibition will be parked on the T&P tracks at Commerce PHONE 318 GROCERY AND MARKET street. Featured is a free managerie of animals from THE WESTERN AUTO STORE Ranger Phone 103 — AVe Deliver many parts of the world, exhibited on the outside of the S. O. MONTGOMERY C. E. MAY train in a portable steel corral. Phone 300 - Ranger Your Insurance Man Mattress Factory W. E. Herwick, Prop.